Canberra Walks – Tuggeranong Hill
January 31st, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Tuggeranong Hill provides great views over the south of Canberra. This is another one of the walks I had photos of stored away. I did this walk in 2016,
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Sport/Life – Most Popular Posts January 2019
January 31st, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
These are what the readers have viewed the most to kick off the year. It’s quite a wide variety that people have been looking at so far this year. Topping the charts, just
Footbag on Instagram – January 2019
January 30th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Footbag on Instagram to start out January 2019. New year, new you. Hopefully some old footbag players will be thinking about strapping on their shoes. Here’s
How to Play Footbag – Anz’ Tricks
January 28th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Anz’ Tricks is one of the most popular series on how to play footbag. Led by Finland’s Anssi Sundberg, there
How to Play Footbag – Honza Weber How 2 Footbag
January 24th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
How 2 Footbag – Hacky Sack Tutorial is a guide to footbag that Honza Weber put out in 2010. It
Canberra Walks – Percival Hill
January 23rd, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Percival Hill is a small hill near Nicholls. This is one of the walks I did a couple of years ago. Lately I have been looking at
How to Play Footbag – Red Rocket
January 22nd, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
In this series of videos on How to Play Footbag, we look at some of the tutorial videos available online,
How to Play Footbag – Footbag Foundations with Erik Chan
January 20th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Erik Chan’s Footbag Foundations site is one of the most complete footbag guides available, especially for beginner and intermediate tricks.
Jarry Doubles Up At Australian Open
January 18th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
Nicolás Jarry reached the third round at the Australian Open doubles. After an early exit in the Singles event, Nicolás Jarry, teaming up with Argentina’s Máximo González, have caused a
Chile Take Rugby Sevens Double
January 17th, 2019 | by Daniel Boyle
It has been a successful start to the year for Chile in Rugby Sevens. Chile have been crowned Sudamérica Rugby Sevens after a strong start to the year, winning both the Punta del
